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Raja Dalip Singh Memorial Public School, Dhami

The school celebrated Swachta Pakhwada fortnight to create awareness, importance and values of cleanliness among students and the people in and surrounding areas of the school. Different activities/competition were performed by teachers and students on and outside the school campus....

Tribune News Service

Dhami, Updated At : 11:19 AM Oct 14, 2024 IST

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The school celebrated Swachta Pakhwada fortnight to create awareness, importance and values of cleanliness among students and the people in and surrounding areas of the school. Different activities/competition were performed by teachers and students on and outside the school campus. Kumari Pranjal, a student of Class X, participated in poster making and painting and the poster and painting made by her were highly appreciated by the teachers and Dr Surender Kumar Sharma, Chairman, Vidalya Managing Committee.

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